The Door

There are many pastors, teachers and self-proclaimed prophets claiming  that the prophecy of Damascus, Syria in 𝗜𝘀𝗮𝗶𝗮𝗵 𝟭𝟳 is about to  come true. But this prophecy was fulfilled over 2,500 years ago. Michael  Pearl teaches through the Bible on this prophecy, and illustrates how  to study the Bible for yourself; so you are not misled.

Are you still a “Romans 7 Christian?” I assure you, God not only saves  his children from the penalty of sin but he saves them from its power as  well.

Taught by Michael Pearl

Bible teacher Michael Pearl answers a question from a viewer: I've heard you say that we shouldn't ask God to save lost people, but rather be praying that someone would share the gospel with them. Can you please explain that?

We are living in perilous times, and the Bible tells us that it will get worse in the last days. Bible teacher Michael Pearl shares from scripture how to be ready both physically and spiritually.

Michael Pearl answers a question from a listener regarding the end times and the destruction of the temple.

Michael Pearl answers a question from a viewer: Where in the Bible does God reckon Christ to be a sinner? Wasn't he only a sin offering? Wouldn't God be unrighteous to reckon Christ to be a sinner when he wasn't?

Michael Pearl answers a question from a listener: Is it biblical to refer to ourselves as sinners after we are saved?

God seeks those to worship Him in spirit and in truth. But why does God  want to be worshiped?  It's a much broader question that what we can  imagine.  Michael Pearl teaches through the scriptures on the nature of true worship.

As we look at the book of Judges, we see that the hard lessons learned by the parents, about rejecting God and the subsequent judgement, are not passed on the next generation. In this lesson we look at what they did wrong and how we can correct that in our own lives.

Taught by Nathan Pearl

As we look at the book of Judges, we see that the hard lessons learned by the parents, about rejecting God and the subsequent judgement, are not passed on the next generation. In this lesson we look at what they did wrong and how we can correct that in our own lives.

Taught by Nathan Pearl